Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-13

President Cleveland has dec lined to visit
81 Louis next September on the occasion
NJ the meeting of the Grand Army Of the
Republic The Tres ident learned that his
visit would be Sistasteful to a large per-
centage of the Grand Army men, and there
fore declined the Invitation that had been
extended to him BY citizens of the place.
Some days ago Samuel Drumheller,
wealthy farmer was stabbed in the eye /
with knife by George wenrich in the Ma
tionsl hotel in Selingsgrove from the effects |
of which he will die wenrick has just /
finished ten years term in the peniten- !
tiary for killing DR.. wagonseiler OF the
same place. de escaped after the stab
bing.
"a heavy storm ragged over Cumberland
county Friday night, and in some parts the
damage to the crops was excessive The
home of g. W. Souders, farmer, was
struck by Lightning, which wrenched off the
conductor, tore a hole in the wall and fired
the building. AT Brandt's station fences
forest trees aud orchards were laid low. AT
Springfield hail as large as walnuts"
/ Henry Sulouff, Is the only living Juniata
! soldier of the Mexican war that took a par
in the late 4th of July celebration When
I the grand children OF the generation that
now are conducting affairs, celebrate the
4th OF July, they will carry with them in
procession the last surviving soldier against
rebellion. Who of the soldiers of Junista
I -. "A fb. al. ..fH 2
/ J. G. Rotz, brakeman, with home at
Le~istowa, was hurt by a fall in which he
lost three teeth, and severely injured a leg
on Monday morning before daylight while
he was in the act of placing an iron plate
where il belonged about the track, at Lau-
ver's carve. DR.. d. IL. crawford gave such
attention as the case required.
.sMr Brown your dog has broken his
chain aud has bitten your neIghbor's little
boy.''
..Whai that Smith brat -
s.No. the Jones bOy.''
.Oh, you don't know how you frighten-
ed me. That mith boy is as tuu of scrof-
uls As an egg is of meat / would not have
anything happen that deg tor money!
Boston Transcript
The young fellows who devote their lei
! sure time to the acquisition of sChd ini n
nation will be the n i who rule the state anC
nation a score OF years hence The dash
: ing young men that laugh At moral re
{ straints and are determined TO drain the Cul
: of Illicit pleasure TO the dregs will be tn
5 paupers, criminals and lunaiics of ;he fu
rure. Thus 1t has Deen in the past aud thu
| IL will be.-AltOona Tribune.
e Henry George and Dr. McGlynn are sti
n il New Ork city, and have never put thei
theories into practice Of dividing with thei
fellow citizens. They have not expresse
desire to Join tie Indians OF Arabs VIII
own all the land IN common, and roar
about, catching and stealing living as be'
they can. But a, long as George and Nd
Glyun can fiud green horns enough TO Il
their hats with collection coin they'll RAJ
p" about the cities.
William josiah NcMeen, the wife poison
er, was quietly taken to the railroad abol
O'Clock IN the morning OF the End OF j
&. Is, and that evening was lodged by Sher
Fowies, IN the Western Penitentiary
PIItsourz. Ouly few OF the Sheriff
g friends knew OF the time Tor his remoT.
- Great caution was taken 70 get him to q
II railroad without being seen by any one
he the many who disAPproyed ot the action
the Pardon Board
- PoIsoSED.-Some son of PerditiOn Of 4
eI Water street region, killed .-DGn," the IA
o' OrIIr office dog OF the SENTINEL AND
Tor PUBLICAN, last Friday night, BY giving b
= dose OF poison, while he Was making
Il. nocturnal trip to the part OF the town ms
toned. MAY the maledicuon of all of
Al dogs III ChrIstendom rest forever and I
has ever On the pIped tnat Poisoned '.DaI
The dog WAS gwen decent burial along
bank Oi the c-oal south OF town
iel- President CIcyelend's declina.ion to :
In il 81. Louis at the time Oi the encamPI
and of the Grand Army vi the Republic,
N. been followed by an invitation 10 him
80, visit this CITY three weeks after the
iournmeut of the Grand Army Enca
meut Il remains TO be seen whether
= vii accept the latest invitation. II Is pi
able that II Cleveland could do II ne NJ
hand over the Grand Army TO the peop
whom he proposed to hand the trophy Il
the On Friday, July l, William O'ponne
,b., Patterson, u brakeman on MIfiiIn local
,,,r run over by cars and killed, near Hun
their don. Mr.. O'Donuell was engaged IN
ing a coupling, when he slppe-. and
, across the track. the advancing cars
a.; ing over his body just above his hip
stun lhos' Se -, NJ,
lesrd III ue4'"'
unmarried and was aged sboE; twent.
wears. The remains inferred in
Cemetery on Saturday
What
e her EatlhS Is oue VI 'He HSSS AAN
asked ant acts oi me- a'o "heh inc 'iiA'i"'
,b.. preparing 4 place from which 10 sery,
fo-. nuItltud. OF the 4th, with victuals,
talked about every body was Perpl
The Committee OF arrangements hoV
= NJ solved the dIihcult problem, by re-eie
'r mas one Ut their own number, who proved
III OF the right man IN the right place.
Don't ,b.,,..n ,nd with ASST
IA" c. b. Horning, J. L. McCinou and
McCaheu the s.sni- circular table that
d the such satisfaction was constructed
Water three sides OF the Court House
from The violation OF the person Of
o had -. -, Howard Y,,ru.l, An accou
1 con- - -. ,nbI,sb-d a, taken froI
= Huntingdon Journal OF July Is. is a
., all hat should be made capital otisnse.
RIem- criminal classes should be held in re
Curbs, by process vi ia"- II Is me history
; uhes. human family hat II VIII reo'esS
= use and outrage inflicted by bal men
hv T.. ar.-. a,,, not come by process .